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Sometimes, you want to specify an amount of times something needs to be repeated.
For example, if you're not sedentary like me, you might want to track your exercise routine.
In that case, you might be tempted to specify you have to do 5 pushups. - 5 x pushups is valid, and is alright for most cases. But considering that Norg has dedicated syntax for a date extension, I believe something similar but for quantity could be implemented.
I suggest the following syntax: - (* 5) Push-ups.
All you need to do is - (* number[unit]?)
Examples:
I like this general idea 👍 Might need some fleshing out of details but we should keep this in mind while we are implementing all the other recently proposed changes.
Especially with the potential clash of the * character proposed here: #38 (comment)
Sometimes, you want to specify an amount of times something needs to be repeated.
For example, if you're not sedentary like me, you might want to track your exercise routine.
In that case, you might be tempted to specify you have to do 5 pushups.
- 5 x pushups
is valid, and is alright for most cases. But considering that Norg has dedicated syntax for a date extension, I believe something similar but for quantity could be implemented.I suggest the following syntax:
- (* 5) Push-ups
.All you need to do is
- (* number[unit]?)
Examples:
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